Sentences with phrase «accusatory finger»

And I wont point accusatory fingers at anyone until more conclusive information come to light.

This doesn't answer the question of where the supposedly fake memo came from, and we should not point accusatory fingers without solid evidence.

While accusatory fingers are almost always pointed at politicians and workers in the public sector for topping the corruption chart, Rev. Kennedy Okosun, the Chairman of Krif Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, said people forgot that it was the private sector and citizens who offered or tempted public officials.

«I'm sick of people pointing an accusatory finger.

Commenting on the main target of his term, which is still unachieved - consolidating the status of and strengthening the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE), mainly the stock market, Hauser pointed an accusatory finger, saying, «The TASE members who feel the new winds blowing on the TASE feel threatened, and there is therefore a feeling that they are trying to delay bringing in new TASE members.

If beaten up Canadian investors are looking to assign blame for the bruising suffered by their portfolios of late, they could do worse than point an accusatory finger at China.

Rather than pointing the accusatory finger at the churches and their vast wealth, I need to take a hard look at my budget, and my possessions, and where my money is going.

Breastfeeding is a combination of choice and circumstance, and when we point an accusatory finger at mother's who are not breastfeeding, implying that they are not trying hard enough, or that they are not taking care of their baby, we are isolating and guilting the very women who need support.

In some ways, Compliance is far worse since it goes beyond two people and instead casts an accusatory finger at humanity...

While media headlines and the teachers union have pointed an accusatory finger at Superintendent John Deasy and the district's new MiSiS computer system as the culprit for the scheduling problems, leading a judge last week to order immediate fixes, little focus has been placed on the role the teachers and the school's unusual schedule have played.

While the analysis done by Shawn Lawrence Otto are interesting, they are not conclusive enough for me to point an accusatory finger at anyone.

This isn't exactly conclusive evidence, so it would be premature to point an accusatory finger at anyone.

Judges and civil reform advocates are quick to point an accusatory finger at lawyers about the high cost of litigation and systemic delay.

She snoops through his phone, listens to his phone calls and points an accusatory finger toward his female friends.